Asian handicap betting sites

• Rhino Bet
• Bet365
• BetUK
• Grosvenor Sport
• Parimatch
• BetVictor
• LiveScore Bet
• BetTarget
• Netbet
• Luckster
• Zetbet
• 888sport
• William Hill
• TonyBet
• LeoVegas
• Mr Mega
• Unibet
• Fansbet
• Betiton
• Mr Play
• Fitzdares
• BritainBet
• MrRex
• Hopa
• VBet
• Tebwin
• The Pools
• Yeti Bet
• BetStorm
• Spinzwin
• Monster Casino

• Bet365
• Fitzdares
• The Pools

We feel pretty comfortable in saying that bet365 is the best betting site for asian handicap betting in the UK.

First of all, bet365 has a wider variety of asian lines than any other site that we have analysed. For football matches, punters can pick from:

• Up to 15 Asian handicap lines and 15 Asian goal lines (including separate) first- and second-half markets,
• Asian handicap corners and totals lines,
• and Asian handicap card lines on select games.

In fact, of all the top UK football betting sites, only bet365 regularly offers Asian handicap lines on corners and cards.

The pre-match bet365 asian handicaps betting experience is top-notch, but many of these lines are available once games go in play, too.

The odds on offer at bet365 on their asian handicap lines are seldom beaten. It's one of the key reasons why bet365 has grown to become one of the world's biggest bookie.

Finally, bet365 punters can take advantage of great football betting offers like early payout.

If you're thinking of signing up at bet365, you should also know that bets on asian handicap markets qualify for unlocking the huge welcome bonus:

Parimatch, which became available to punters in the UK in 2020, is our favourite new Asian handicap betting site.

We like BetUK a lot - it has up to 20 Asian handicap and goal lines for most big football matches - but, it's probably a bit too old to be considered one of the UK's new betting sites, having launched in 2018.

It's not so much the range of Asian handicap markets that made us select Parimatch in this category (there are typically up to nine handicap and goal lines available on football), but rather the overall quality of the site as a football betting destination.

The navigation is fantastic, the odds are competitive, and the Bank My Bet feature makes Parimatch one of the better football cash out sites, too.

That's before we even get to the Parimatch sign up offer, which can be unlocked with a deposit of just £5 and for which asian handicap stakes count as qualifying bets:

Bet365 consistently offers the best odds on asian handicap lines for UK punters.

I checked the pre-match Asian handicap lines for an upcoming EFL Cup match between Man City and Liverpool across several top Asian handicap bookmakers:

As you can see, there usually isn't much in it for the elite-level matches like this. Nevertheless, Bet365 comes out on top on 75% of these selections against five other leading bookies.

BetUK, Grosvenor Sports, LeoVegas, and Unibet all offer punters up to 20 different lines in the asian handicap and asian goal line markets on major football matches (and plenty of minor ones, too).

Six sites which all run on the Aspire Global platform - BetTarget, Luckster, Zetbet, Mr Mega, and Betiton - all have up to 16 Asian handicap lines and up to 14 Asian goal lines to pick from.

One criticism of these sites, though, is that they tend not to have as many good betting offers as the more established players in the market.

Bet365 has 15 different alternatives for each Asian handicap and Asian goal line market, but is the only online bookie in our list to offer Asian corners and Asian cards markets.

You can see a full breakdown of the number of Asian lines offered by each of the top UK online bookmakers we've selected below:

One way to help your understanding of Asian handicap lines - and whether or not the odds on offer are good value - is to compare them to equivalent markets for the same event.

Yes, strangely enough, some sportsbooks offer different odds on what is essentially the exact same bet referred to with different terminology in a different market. Hear me out...

Let's take some examples from football. In all the below examples, we'll assume the bet is being placed pre-game or the score is 0-0.

Here is a real-life example of different prices on an Asian handicap line and its equivalent market - the pictures below show BetUK's markets for a Premier League match between Arsenal and West Ham:

As you can see, your returns would be higher if you backed Arsenal in the Full Time market compared to if you backed Arsenal to beat the -0.5 handicap - despite this being the exact same bet.

Likewise, you'd get a better return if you backed West Ham to win in the Full Time market compared to if you backed them to beat the -0.5 handicap. Again, these two bets are the same.

In my experience, the odds are often better on the Asian handicap line compared its equivalent market. However, that's not the case in the example above and your mileage may vary.

In any case, it's great to be armed with this knowledge so that you can quickly compare equivalent markets and snipe the best value.

Football is the sport that is best suited to Asian handicaps, given the much higher likelihood of the draw outcome as compared to most other sports.

Regular handicaps and goal (or point) lines are available on many other team sports, including Basketball, Ice Hockey, American Football, Volleyball and more.

If you're betting on American sports, you might see handicaps referred to as spreads.

Bet365 is the best betting site for Asian handicap betting in the UK. BetUK and Grosvenor are close behind, while Parimatch is our favourite new Asian handicap betting site.